Q & A
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Why trust IT with money, not votes?
Post-mortems of the 2025 General Election reveal trust issues with the use of electronic devices for credible outcomes. Why do…
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What is in K88.8 million power price tag?
A recent study has lifted the lid on the whopping cost members of Parliament (MPs) might have paid in the…
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Questions over handouts laws
Lilongwe Chiwamba lawmaker Winston Kaimanjira (Malawi Congress Party) last Thursday reignited fiery debate over illicit political gifts when he moved…
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Ntha Foundation founder releases 7 books on international development
As Malawi observes Independence Day today, Ntha Foundation founder, NTHANDA MANDUWI, has released seven books on international development. They are…
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It’s Give-and-take
The Political Parties Act criminalises political handouts, but the law hardly cracks the whip on the usual culprits at the…
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On human rights, migration and the South Africa crisis
The Leadership Institute for Transparency and Accountability (Lita) recently raised the alarm for various sectors of society in the country…
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When workers strike
Workers’ strikes ramped up the wind of change sweeping in the run-up to the June 14 1993 National Referendum, which…
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Muluzi on democracy
Sunday, June 14, marked the 33rd anniversary of the historic referendum when Malawians elected democracy over one-party rule. In this…
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Voluntary compliancenot sufficient—MHRC
The Gender Equality Act requires either sex to hold 40 to 60 percent of public positions, but Minister of Finance,…
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Malawi juggles tricky choices
The fuel crisis has affected all spheres of life just a month after government dramatically hiked petrol prices to K6…
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